Support Haiti or Another Charity Through SocialSpark

22 January, 2010 - 02:47 PM - 9 Comments

Bloggers did you realize that by working for SocialSpark you can donate a portion of your blog earnings to a charity of your choice? If you have a balance on SocialSpark, you can donate money now to the American Red Cross and the proceeds will benefit the relief efforts of Haiti.

Here is a video demonstration I did to show bloggers how easy it is to donate a portion of your blog earnings to charity through SocialSpark:

You can also read more about Supporting Haiti through Socialspark from IZEA’s blog.

Join me and take some extra SocialSpark opportunities and donate a portion of your blog earnings to helping the victims of Haiti or support another charity of your choice today.

-Dragon Blogger

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blues@Online Casino

I would advise that everyone try to donate something to the Haiti cleanup, even if it’s a dollar, they need all the help they can get right now!

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Crystal

This is awesome - love the video!!!! Makes it so easy to understand exactly how to donate! You rock :)

dragonblogger

Thank you very much, happy to help promote such a good cause and feature of SocialSpark.

Tycoon Blogger @promote your blog

I have made several donations as I agree this is a very worthy cause. Thanks for pointing out another option for us bloggers to support Haiti. I will check it out next time I login to my Social Spark account.@promote
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Bob@boat builders

I really appreciate this humanitarian effort towards the unfortunates of Haiti. We really require such people who provide selfless service in whatever way they can. I have done mine.

Rajesh Kanuri @ TechCats

good to see that everyone is donating for haiti victims.. I have done my part of donation yesterday . .
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greenlants

Also, I'm sure everyone knows by now, but you can also donate $10 that will appear on your next cellphone bill by texting HAITI to 90999. There are many outlets right now that are set up to accept donations. The main GPT site I use has set up a "donation prize" that can be ordered for 100 points (which is equal to $1). The site then sends this directly to the Red Cross. It's awesome because many of the sites member's are under 18, so they can still do their part to donate and help out too with the points they earn on the site. I would advise that everyone try to donate something to the Haiti cleanup, even if it's a dollar, they need all the help they can get right now!

Thanks, everyone should donate however they can.

Sire

There actually a few places that let you do this. I prefer to do mine in real time with money I've earned off line. There are a couple of places like World Vision, that monthly donations and then others that I donate to as the need arises.

It's nice of SocialSpark to have that facility.
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